The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-05-28

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ed and improved until it is now a very
creditable sheet
Two young bloods of Billings will in a
few days embark at that place, in SIX
teen foot skiff for New Orleans.
James Connolly, employed in the Nile
mine at Butte, fell down shaft 90 feet a
few days ago, sustaining only slight inju-
ries.
Glendive is losing many of It's best citi-
zens this spring. There is a general exo-
dus from there to Little Muddy, on the
Manitoba.
T. C. Harrington, employed in the
Gloster mine near Helena, was instantly
killed few days since by falling down
an ore schute.
Medicine Glass, a Crow Indian, was
convicted of cattle stealing at Billings
this week and will be sentenced to the
penitentiary for short term.
The body of Zimmerman, the ferryman
at Mida on the Missouri, who was drown
ed about two weeks ago, was recovered
near Great Falls last week.
DR.. Holloway, territorial veterinarian,
killed two herses at Miles City last week,
which were affected with CHAMBERS. The
animals belonged to Phil York.
Articles of incorporation of the Butte
street railway company have been filed
in the office of Secretary Webb. The
capital is $3.50, 900, in shares of $100 each.
Editor Lawrence of the Rising Sun,
Sun River, has sold out all of his right,
title and interest in that newsy little paper
to Mr.. S. NJ. Corson, and will immediate
ly depart from Montana.
Majarie Granier, s'rounder" of Deer
Lodge, was sentenced at that city last
week to seven and half years for robbery.
He stole watch and other valuables from
the person of Alex A. Rankin last June.
A ABlackfoot special says the jury in the
trial of Frank Williams for the killing of
Charles Reed and Captain Wlnn at Carl
| hoo on the 18th of last December brought
in verdict of murder IN the first degree.
The president has issued an order
changing and consolidating number of
internal revenue districts throughout the
country. One important change is that
the territory of Utah is added to the dis
trict of Montana.
Stockgrowers Journal: Mr.. Folay, who
is at present in charge of the Northern
Pacific Refrigerator works at Medora, Da-
kota, says the works will start up about
July 1st, and expect to slaughter 10000
head of beeves the present season.
The foundations of the high trestle one
half mile east of the Matt mine near
Meaderville leading to the Anaconda, were
washed out on Thursday night by flood
of water from the heavy rains rushing
down the bed of the dry gulch which it
spans.
A number of tramps approached yard
man named Tracy at Anaconda last Sun
day, and asked him to yield up dollar
as they were hungry and wanted to eat.
Tracey refused, whereupon one of the
tramps drew knife and cut an ugly cash
on Tracey's face.
w. D. Knight, of the Yellowstone Jour
nal, while in St. Paul few days ago was
interviewed concerning stock interests and
was dubbed by the reporter as the 'Mon-
tana cattle king" There is nothing small
about Knight, even though he be an i'm
pecunisus newspaper man.
Certificates on the First National Bank
of Billings for $4,000 each, numbered
5,108 and 5.134, payable to Jean Dehe-
donville and R. Won, were stolen by the
stage driver on the line from Meteetsee to
Billings. The driver has skipped, also
taking with him funds of the stage CON-
pany.
The body of an unknown person was
found last week seven miles below Mel
rose, which had evidently lain where
found for four months. A recent fire
which had passed over the ground where
the body was found had badly burned
one hand and the face. A coroner's jury
returned verdict of ';death from expos
ure and destitutlon."
Big Horn Sentinel: The Murphy Cattle
company will spay 5000 head of calves
this season. This practice will also be
carried out by other large companies OF
this section this season in view of keeping
the number in herds to limit in years to
come. Overstocking the range is what
cattlemen should guard against and the
idea of spaying is a sensible one.
A fire which originated in Smiths sa-
loon at Butte, Saturday night, was very
destructive. The keystone hotel, Pioneer